Tivall Vaudeville Attractions in Sydney and Melbourne
Current week listings show Tivall Vaudeville programs across Sydney and Melbourne venues including Mer Majesty's Canary Cottage Crivetion and Royal Australia in Aclan. Highlights feature Adz Reeve fofi on Saturday August 4 with acts like The Whi and The Arcadian alongside royal theater showings and festival attractions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tivall
Adz Reeve Fofi
Mer Majesty's
Canary Cottage
Prince Leck
Royal Australia
Aclan
Stage and vaudeville notes from Sydney Adelaide tours
A sprawling early 20th century review notes Ada Reeve Canery Cottage Canary Cottage tours in Sydney and Brisbane. It highlights The House that Jack Built and J B Mack pantomime and canary cottage revues while detailing cast, touring plans, and special performances. It mentions Ada Reeve, Charles Berkeley, J B Mack, Dorothy Brunton, and a mix of stage acts and vaudeville stars touring Australia.
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Canary Cottage
Je C. Walliammon
Cpain
Sydney
Lg Tc
William Son
Pamonvine
Charles Berkeley
Brisbane
Sydney Show Weekends at the Anzac Club Program
An Australian program notes August events at the Anzac Bullet and Club featuring a strong lineup. Highlights include Billie Seaton the American singer and a new Mother Goose version with J D Mack and a touring company. The piece mentions Mary Goes to the Grange and other shows at venues including The Criterion and The Palace with various performers and productions during a busy week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Mack
Batueday
Uonests
Sydney
Canéstine
Auattaliay
Mack
Goull
Anzac Bullet
Battierfelde
Aus Reeves
Queensland
Brisbane
Carnivat
Campany
Melbourne
Tivall
Billie Seaton
J.D. Mack
New Yard
Wil Mane
Mother Gunse
Vaudeville Aims Warm Reception At Clays Theatre
Readable fragments describe Clay's Enterprises weekly programme at Clays Wrage Theatre with acts including Bert Durand Ike Wilson and The Two Lites. The piece mentions The Royal Comic Opera Company and Arcadians shows, and notes audience seats and upcoming Tivoli season while referencing Australian press support and charity sentiments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clay
Clays Wrage Theatre
Wily
Bert Durand
Ike Wilson
Marke Erleson
the Harrenson Tro
Meg Waewell
Will Pairtanion
Marie Janson
Jack Matones
Uty
Ace
George Berke
Basten
Sante
Alsiie
Wisie‘and
Tullyan
Kathleen
Destroy Mex
Martin
Lewie Duc
Hridge
Newimyn
Promied Willard
Wilson
Tivoli
Sul
States
Anzac Buffet Matinee Benefit at Arrae Club London
Mise Ade Meeve headlines a charity matinee in aid of the Arrae Butier and Club in London. A guest list features Melba style performances and French soldiers in period setting. Miss Reeow reviews the event amid mixed reception and a notable Panes Prussian motif.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mise
Linda
Arrae Buiter
London
Mise Reeve
Hadalbe
Melba
Liao Moe
Miss Reeow
Reminiscences of the Stage and The Virginian Judge
Valley of notes recalls Rickard leasing Melbourne Opera House in 1850s and 60s and the Tivoli site evolving with a £60,000 building expansion. Mary Gladstone era, Prince of Wales Company, and a Highland bagpipe finale trace the Melbourne theatre’s grand history. The Virginian Judge features Walter C. Kelley celebrities and his 1940s and 1941 performances with a 180 weekly rent and decades of wardrobe storage, ending with audience cheers and a cliffhanger continuation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rickard
Tivoli Con Gut
Melbourne Opera Home
Melbourne Tivalty En Vondi
Melbourne
Mary Gladstmme
Fh Ba Nisa
Vera
Prinse of Wale Onera Company
Wn Gauri Bister
Notable wartime entertainer Reeve in London reviews and tributes
A fragmented account recalls performer Mick Reeve and his wartime network in London, detailing links to the Anzac forces, the War Widows Association, and wartime entertainment circuits. It mentions Reeve’s stage turns, public notices, and connections with fellows like Nes potamia, Ranieri, and Beype, plus references to London venues and allied support groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anzai
Reeve
Austin
Epine
Buel Twins
London
Bours Coe
Tye
Aus
Gage
Mick Reeve
Ittyeleb
Ous
Heeve
Masaies
Amnumes
Ani Addy Reeve
Elie Ios
Warer
Ine Commsellin
Age Namib
Richapiy
Herdell
Herve Apuke
Ags
Breit Gstat
Ethane
Pete
Billy West in Doughnute at Alhambra Theatre
Billy West headlines a stage show at the Alhambra Theatre Market in May. The review notes a breezy, comic routine with props and audience rapport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billy West
Melbourne Theatre Royal production praised for Maude and Grumpy
The Adelaide Theatre Royal season opens with Cyril Maude and Grumpy drawing strong crowds. Critics note lively performances by Charlee Waldron Jervis Pendiston and Louis Kimball among a large cast. Melbourne theatre fans await a four week run following opening night.
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Davy Long
Lede
Vhhich
Miky Karlee
Sane Bovell
Mate Hee Neat
Methousne
Re Royal
Charlee Waldron Ax
Jervis Pendiston
Louis Kimball
Jaren McBriley Arsur
Cyrus Wyked
J. Plimpton
Wilkow
Abner Farnaus
Charlee Morag
John Gedman
Lying Temple
Msn
Brite Shard
Olive” Wilton
Panidiaton
Endieton
Clarice Balle McBride
Maggie Mooreninle
Bonnie Quinlan
Jose Brown
Carle
Osgood Moore
Elly Maton
Lippert
W. Moreixon
Cyril Ataude
Neason
Grampy
Adelaide Theatre Royal
Sydney
Melbourne
Theatre @Royal
Wenauein
Maude
Mebourne
Harry (Clay's) Harry Companies Chronicle
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Harry Companies and associated names, with unclear dates and locations, lacking coherent events or identifiable facts suitable for a full summary. The readable portions reference individuals and organizations but do not form a clear incident or report.
Matinee Raises Over £2200 For War Relief Fund
The Melbourne matinee arranged by Madame Metha and Mr Cyril Maude on July 24 drew strong support. Notable performances by Melba and Maude, with contributions from Sir Henry Ransom and others, helped raise over £2200 for the Western War Charity Amelioration Fund. The event featured songs, dramatic scenes, and an array of patrons, with proceeds and gifts noted by organizers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melboyne
Metha
Cyril Maude
Melba
Gyr Maile
Mtr
Solomon
Oitch
Ir. Maude
Norman Lindsay
Vinieynef
Medellin
Ferber Ranson
Eranie Ehlroth
Gialeniny Bell
Marten
Maude
Bets Marre
Madame Metha
Wisinlene Calis
Dolby
Dorothy Curie
Deat
France
Teirebestta
iSierfor Aes Snes
Bre
Vark
Wndee
Mil'iain Union
Albers Etteet Comaervatoeiunt
Amber
de -Marinee Masacs
Phil Pinkiestein
Harry
Memarove
Sydney Palace Mestre Burlesque and Variety Show
A fragmented Sydney Palace Theatre program lists weekly Friday events featuring burlesque, musical numbers, and sketches. Performers include Mean, Walter. Wat Songull Ver. Miss Rushey Bam. and Miss Cecilia Goll among others, with acts by Jock Walley and Jon Waller. The show promises a lively variety kit with audience-pleasing numbers and a comedic courtship sketch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mestre
Sydney
Jaytes Anu
Palace Theatre
Sime Choice
Fooler
Mean
Walter
Dennett
Seasey Hobisies
Ersion
Susie
Agian Watley
Yada Burnie
Jock Walley
Wille
Wateon
Ana
Ivanal
Jon Waller
Cecilia Goll
Ami Aequirtell
James
The Wandering Stage Voices At Majesty's Theatre Fireside
A fragmented 1920s theater chronicle notes actors and performances at the Majesty's Theatre. Mentions James the Yaverer and Minnie Luive, Eileen Cava Naph, and others in a bustling London scene with Cirque and Arcadigns, and references to patrons and courtly fashion.
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Daddy Love
Bydtey
Meltourne
Wally
Charles Wealden
Lonapichnup
Pemple
Minajen
Roy
Curioul
Anit
Datam
Hunan
Toul Theatre
Geo
Buller Steyr
Old Drury
Wien
Fara
Pathes
Majesty’s Theatre
Arcadigns
Royal Connoneen
James
Mies
Minnie Luive Mane
Eileen Cava
Basile Hislind
Tom Wall
Perhayrs
Arcadians at the Royal Theatre in a late program
The Royal Theatre showcases Lannie Williams with the Arcadians in aVaried bill featuring local acts and vaudeville style numbers. Performers include LID Williams and guest acts amid a lively stage mix.
Hobart and N Tatts at Right Company Theatre Royal
A fragment notes Hobart J and N Tatts opening at the Theatre Royal tomorrow evening with Mr. Bred Binet returning to Sydney by the Riverina on Saturday after a successful Tasmanian visit. A vaudeville at the National Theatre features new performances and the Winshaw seraphs present a 20 song program at the Harpperance Hall.
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Motherwell
Leese
Francine Link
Svenar Walesing
Hesurnima
Sydney
Tid Sevies
Charlie Cossi
N. Tatts
Theatre Royal
Bred Binet
Tasointya
Iverina
Winshawy
Hhusinese
Herperance
New Zealand Theatre Firms Tour New Zealand
A jumble of reports from Wellington and Auckland recounts theatre companies touring New Zealand. The Messrs J and NW Tall Comedy Company begin the season in Auckland with performances at venues including the Boncart chamber and Theatre Royal. The New Davies Company plans ballrooms and openings in Wellington and Queen Street. Manager Richard Stews leads a 200 mile theatrical tour as touring groups set up homes and open venues across major cities.
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Wellington
J.nd
Eula
Auckland
Lupinl
New Davies
Terry
Avery Wight
Hull
Weavan
Theatre Royal
Chelete
Queen
Paramount
Goursenay Place
Welligpion
Treaulful Place
Hichard
1 Williamson Fantomome’ Company
New Zealand
The Widow and a Gifted Actor in London Music Hall
A garbled review notes Mrs Young and Lord Martin appearing at London music hall. It mentions war sentiment and a performer associated with Salmon Park. The prose is fragmented but indicates a theatrical program and emotional reception.
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Llorence Young
Lord Martin
Engle
Avatona
Salmon Park
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